In the midst of an intense, weekslong review of his war strategy in Afghanistan, President Barack Obama spent the early part of Thursday morning at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware to honor the return of fallen soldiers.

An Upstate mother’s fight for change leads her to the White House to watch President Obama sign into law a hate crime bill.

GOP’s Wilson is rebuked Tuesday by House Dems and a few Republicans. Former President Carter calls Wilson’s comments “racist”.

A Republican lawmaker says it’s clear to him that the White House is ready to abandon a government-run public health insurance option.

Joe Wilson and staff spend day apologizing and answer hundreds of calls after Wilson’s remarks to Obama.

As President Obama spoke on health care reform Wednesday, upstate senior citizens were anxious to hear what he had to say.

White House rewriting speech after conservative complaints

President Barack Obama has saluted Sen. Edward Kennedy for surmounting pain and suffering to become a family patriarch and personification of American legislator during funeral services held Saturday in Boston

Sen. Edward Kennedy has died after a long battle with a brain tumor. He was 77.

South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint said Wednesday it’s time to “put the brakes on” President Barack Obama, saying he’s advocating too much government spending and ballooning the deficit.

President Obama’s news conference covered up most of Tuesday’s episode of The Young and The Restless on News Channel 7. We aired the episode at 2:35am Wednesday, but here’s a recap of what happened on Y&R on June 23.

President Obama said there must be universal religious freedom, and that the two cultures “need not be in competition.“

South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford has sent a narrower request to The White House asking to use $577 million in stimulus to pay down school bonds.

The President goes from saying the government is going cold turkey on earmarks in legislation to saying we might sneak in a pizza to that new diet when it comes to tack-on spending. Here’s a breakdown on what the President is saying now.

President Barack Obama made the announcement in a speech to military troops and officers at Camp Lejeune, N.C. He said his administration will “proceed cautiously” on the withdrawal and that U.S. commanders will bring it about in close consultation with the Iraqi government.